Prince Philip interview | Duke of Edinburgh | Afternoon plus | 1984

[@barbaraleary8300]

Prince Philip handled himself so well in this interview and in every other situation. He was so refined and handsome and I love his voice. He is a man for the ages. The Queen chose her mate so well. He was a great asset to the monarchy. Together they reigned with class and steadfastness.

[@patriciaoreilly8907]

The Best for the country & respected all over the world . 😊

[@chgreengrass4934]

Came here after watching the Crown. Tobias Menzies definitely nailed philip’s voice

[@Skepticalresident]

Yeah he did

[@debbystardust]

I’m watching the Crown as well and agree. This interview, however, reminds me more of the film On a Clear Day You Can See Forever. In that film, the more neurotically Barbra Streisand overacts, the more woodenly Yves Montana underacts. It’s the same with this reporter and Philip. “Yes, yes, the media, sacred cows. One hundred years ago, fainted dead away.”

[@rare6499]

He was so good as Philip, I was blown away by his performance!

[@toninikka7036]

Exactly the comment and conversation I came looking for. Its uncanny!

[@noorieboorie]

Even the mannerisms! I can almost see them both here. He did great!

[@johnmalone7913]

This guy was very clued in to reality......he seemed to hate pretentiousness.......I enjoyed this interview.....I'm not a Royalist but he is articulate and very natural.....Rest in Peace Prince Philip......

[@jacksmith3095]

@@peachysweet3157 LOL so he served in a war to defeat them purely for fun?

[@jacksmith3095]

@@peachysweet3157 oh my... if only you knew. I don’t need to present my educational background, but I’d be highly shocked if you were even a tenth as educated as I. I’d be carful throwing around accusations of ignorance; you never know who you’re talking to 😉. As for your accusations of Nazi sympathies, case and point for your horrifying lack of historical knowledge. Check mate.

[@andrewjones-productions]

＠John Malone; As a fellow non-royalist, I agree with you. Hating the people who fell into that unfortunate path of life due to an accident of birth is plain silly. Even sillier is the inability to acknowledge how many individuals like The Duke Of Edinburgh endeavoured to make the most of his difficult and constrictive position to contribute to society. One of my reasons for disliking a monarchy is that it puts more restrictions on one family than any other in the country whilst considering them to be the highest in the land. All the perks of being a royal are warranted to my mind as they lose the utmost perk of all which is the ability to freely make life choices. Royal or not, Prince Philip was a good man.

[@annabellebeckwith9283]

I agree. He was down to earth, a realist, and very informed on contemporary matters. He expressed himself well, too.

[@openthemind1244]

Now that I've seen this, Tobias Menzies & Matt Smith absolutely KILLED it.

[@raiden1044]

John Jakobsen Dude he just praised them for their acting no need to be an arse here

[@rare6499]

Tobias was incredible

[@RalphTGP]

Yes but Menzies does not look Danish, which would have made it more believable.

[@badgrand]

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[@Vlad65WFPReviews]

Prince Phillip has wisely avoided too much time in the media, knowing how it gloms onto anything it can to cause controversy. This interview shows how that's unfortunate as he is clearly a thoughtful, no-nonsense man who is very interesting. I've always admired the Duke, and these moments reaffirm that feeling.

[@peterlloyd8313]

What a man he was.Always said what he thought. RIP

[@sanddancer1951]

@@peterlloyd8313 and didn't care what others thought. We need politicians like that.

[@zxb995511]

"I just got on with what seems the sensible thing to do given the circumstances" pretty much sums up Prince Phillip's philosophy of life.

[@2212db]

This man is greatly underrated and his like will be missed more than we know now. RIP Sir

[@loujug1]

Because of his age and his old habit of cracking jokes from his younger days he recently became the butt of idiotic comments. In his early days with the Queen, he was the Diana of his day, except that he knew how to keep his mouth shut at times of conflict. I saw him at RAE Farnborough in the early 1950s. He was walking with a small group which walked past the entrance to our Dept. He suddenly peeled off and walked past my window and into our building. The group must have been idiots because they walked on for a while before realizing he had gone. By the time they caught up with him, he was in a deep conversation with a top scientist. He just had an enquiring mind and got bored with the normal things that were laid on for him. Respect.

[@nopenever5107]

Wow

[@ritahorvath8207]

No, not "the Diana of his day". Certainly not.

[@rosycandyhaven]

@@ritahorvath8207 Actually he had it worse. He was treated with suspicion by a lot of the government the “Johnny Foreigner” attitude. Churchill especially disliked him. His mother in law didn’t take to him at all and was cruel in her descriptions of his mother. It was because of her and Churchill that the family couldn’t take his name for years. Things only went wrong for Diana when she made things public and did that interview. It is now known that Prince Philip was welcoming to her because he was the outsider himself.

[@d.beauchamp3893]

I truly admire the way he handled this Interview. He was on top of every question posed to him. Such a grand scope of understanding for each aesthetic attitude of question. He was brilliant at this interview.

[@kristengaian1832]

With all due respect.... what is wrong w/ you ?

[@bestbeloved2704]

@@kristengaian1832 With all due respect.....what is wrong with YOU?

[@sanddancer1951]

All that, yet neither pretentious nor condescending.

[@isabellas.c.scanderbeg2670]

Extremely good interview with Prince Philip. It shows his qualities and strength, no-nonsense view of life. The Queen demonstrated her intuition by choosing him when she was so young and he was a stateless aristocrat without a dime. His intelligence and sense of humour guided the Queen and England for 70 years behind the scenes 🌿

[@stewartmckenzie5163]

The queen didn’t ‘choose’ him

[@sanddancer1951]

@@stewartmckenzie5163 actually, I think she did, just as Queen Victoria chose Prince Albert She decided he was "the one" when she first set eyes on him, at the age of 14.

[@murrayeldred3563]

The most lucid and clear and detailed I have ever seen the man speak. Impressed.

[@davidvose2475]

I'm a bit ashamed that he has been around my entire life, 57 years, and I've only just found out he's intelligent, well-meaning, independent

[@LosizakII]

I know!

[@jonnyslater72]

He's a good actor

[@jonnyslater72]

@Mark Kenny it seems you've not done any real research. You need to ask yourself why these Royals are connected to people like Savile and Epstein. Research Mountbatten and again you'll find more accusations of paedophilia. David Icke has written extensively about the elites murdering and raping children. He named Ted Heath while he was still alive and was never sued. Research Brice Taylor, she has also named this man and other Royals/Elites in her book. She claims to have been trafficked to them and again no litigation was forthcoming. Jimmy Savile had the run of the palace, could go anytime day or night. He took holidays with Thatcher and was knighted by her Majesty and the Pope. He was given the keys to mental.institutions and hospitals. Could do anything he wanted to innocent, defenseless children. He was a DJ from Leeds, strange eh? Well he was a conduit to the rich and famous. He gave them what they wanted - kids. Epstein similar, this is why Maxwell's daughter was procuring the kids off the streets cos they are more likely to trust a woman. Prince Andrew was a regular visitor to Epstein's hideaways. The kids were much younger than the 17yr old he was photographed with. The media is controlled by the elites and does its best to hide the truth. A paedophile is not interested in 17yr olds. As Epstein allegedly remarked when asked how he liked them...younger the better. I could go on and on....

[@jonnyslater72]

@Mark Kenny so you don't believe that Philip and Savile were close friends? Or that Andrew is a friend of Epstein. I say is cos he's more likely alive than dead. How many paedophiles do you know personally? I don't know any.

[@jonnyslater72]

@Mark Kenny watch this video of Savile then look at the comments below. It seems those people are not naive halfwits and can see quite clearly what was going on. Savile is mocking the blind sheep like you in this interview. kzbin.info/www/bejne/eH7Cg5-NoKpoaNk

[@riverdonoghue9992]

Rest in peace Prince Philip. He had such a rough start in life and overcame so many obstacles. A sad loss to the UK, the world and of course Her Majesty The Queen and Royal Family. The nations grandfather.

[@tommydavies5353]

Such a tough start born into royalty 🤌🏼🤌🏼🤌🏼

[@pippipster6767]

The concept of royalty is fundamentally wrong. If he had been born an ordinary bloke in an ordinary Greek village no one would ever have heard of him.

[@tommydavies5353]

@@pippipster6767 no ones assed

[@pippipster6767]

@@tommydavies5353 Er, what ?

[@tommydavies5353]

@@pippipster6767 you heard pip

[@mattc2094]

The Duke is definitely ahead of his time... very forward looking attitudes almost 4 decades ago

[@williamh5780]

He was legit smart, I feel bad I didn't know more about him before he passed away. I don't see many politicians or even public Intellectuals who can navigate these topics with the depth and clarity that he did here.

[@ritahorvath8207]

Different generation. They learned to think clear and articulate it well.

[@kaysmith8992]

I feel sorry for both Philip and Charles, they were born so differently, Charles quite sensitive and introverted, Philip rough and ready. Hate when people call either of them a bad son or bad father.

[@luzm.m.8646]

Very very diff lifes.Philipe he has known the reality of life from a child.....I thinck Elizabeth has been ALL for him like family. Charles, its anither kind of person special also but so different!!.....

[@mwendapoleee]

They both had a different start in life, that forms you.

[@samshah7628]

@@mwendapoleee Yes, Charles was brought up to be King, spoilt with luxury.

[@annabellebeckwith9283]

Philip, "rough and ready." I've never heard him described that way, but it does seem to fit!

[@anaisaerksen]

This is the first time I hear him speak and now I'm really impressed by Matt Smith's voice in The Crown😲

[@zippyblessed839]

Ohhh he really smashed it He was amazing Had a crush on him🤣

[@JohnSmith-gj3hg]

Just agree he played him well

[@patrickfarrell5615]

Wow, his mannerisms, gesturing etc alone with his speaking. Is on point to prince Philip

[@Swoost]

he did a great job lol after watching a lot of interviews with the real prince philip its perfect. hes opinionated, talkative about his opinions and a lil bit pompous and self-righteous but u can always tell he really believes in and acts for what he says and he really was a modern man in his day with his progressive ideals, someone to admire. and i think in the show the main fault of his they show is chauvinism and inability to compromise in his situation as husband of the queen, but i mean in his day this level of domination to the authority of ur wife was unheard of and inability to pursue ur own career properly was unconscionable but he dealt with it lol clearly

[@West-rn-showvn-ist-chick]

He’s actually kinda cool! I came here cause he died today.. RIP!!

[@LoideeFerreira]

I like the fact that he composes his own speeches. A man of intelligence and individuality.

[@sanddancer1951]

Too many public figures these days read off a script composed by others, littered with signals to this interest group or that. Speaking forthrightly without fear or favour is always the best way; in the end it is sincerity that counts and he was a sincere man.

[@May04bwu]

Are you kidding me? Tobias did a wonderful job!

[@samm3890]

He was very smart and articulate. Wish there were more interviews like these with him. RIP

[@Vlad65WFPReviews]

check our the ones in which he discusses his time in WW II -funny and revealing

[@samm3890]

@@Vlad65WFPReviews thanks!

[@souadghazal2533]

also a few in German and French on WWF and the environment.

[@samshah7628]

He hated interviews.

[@harryantino]

“The sacred cow is the national health service, you’d do well not to say anything about it” - particularly prescient in 2021, what a loss we’ve suffered. 🇬🇧

[@washubrain]

Prince Philip had much more to say than he actually ever did. RIP

[@rogerwood4846]

zzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzz yeah right and the world is a better place for you

[@catherineclinchardhoriuchi2023]

Thank you for the opportunity to listen and enjoy and continue to ponder over what is and reveals "senses and sensibilities " of a great gentleman.....over 100 years short of a few months ........May he rest in Peace, and illuminates the whole world out of doubts chaos and greed Paix à son âme.....

[@joshr277]

This is such a wonderful, wonderful interview - Prince Philip was so genuine. May he Rest In Peace.

[@kongakau5058]

Very good interview/interviewer

[@badlongon525]

Prince charles got his voice from his father.

[@cairidhnicleoid562]

and his huge ears

[@michaelc9810]

Especially that “and-a” “because-a” 😁

[@georgedonaldson7220]

And his morals from Satan.

[@markofsaltburn]

Most of us do.

[@Heresjohny603]

With a hint of Andrew with the eh eh eh

[@KarloRouge]

R.I.P. His Royal Highness The Prince Philip, Duke of Edinburgh

[@Allen1029]

This is actually pretty interesting. He's pro-"individual" and thinks we should judge people by what they do in their discretionary time.

[@theblytonian3906]

+Allen Wilcox He is the consumate actor & illusionist. Crown sold out Britain and the British people to NWOmongers long ago, who are about as much about valuing the individual as the fabled Orwellian Big Brother.

[@guileniam]

The Blytonian Britain was built on bloodshed and slaughter since its inception this is nothing new. The land of the celts before the Romans arrived was probably its most 'righteous' periof

[@PALWE]

Interesting . Look at his son Andrew now

[@mike.p.1400]

I don’t think you can judge people like that. But you can tell some things about a person buy what they do in there spare time. What people do in there spare time is a good indicator of themselves but not a true reflection of there whole character.

[@matty6848]

@@guileniam all lands are built on bloodshed and violence. That’s how borders and sovereign nations are created, it’s nothing unique to the U.K.

[@global001]

He was so intelligent and charming. He was amazing. Such a loss.

[@laurenceoconnor6499]

Prince Philip was of immense intelligence and did not suffer fools gladly.

[@ecuri1780]

He was such a sensible, genuine, worldly and wise man. Absolutely amazing! RIP Prince Philip.

[@leftyfourguns]

I can't agree more with his disdain for judging people for their job. Here in America it's always the first thing people say to new people they meet "so what do you do?". I personally think it's an insulting and disrespectful question, definitely not the best way to start any kind of real relationship. It's ironic this is so ingrained in a democratic society that cares so much about individual liberty and yet we're so obsessed with associating people with their menial jobs like we're back in feudal times. And here we have a literal member of a monarchy saying how terrible that is.

[@M.11-u4k]

Thank you! Exactly what shocked me the most when in the US for the first time. This is a very common question among supposedly educated people, I think it is rude.

[@LynxSouth]

@@M.11-u4k Oh, for heaven's sake. I don't enjoy it either, but it was long ago deemed socially acceptable small-talk that gave people a chance to talk about something they knew. It's better than chatting about the weather, and it doesn't risk making them uncomfortable by asking them about a topic they're ignorant of.

[@Ellen24493]

leftyfourguns People ask you what you do so they know how much respect to give you. It’s wrong, but that’s what people do.

[@am5790]

or judge people because of their race....;)

[@chaydavis8442]

I wish You Tube had a 'Love' icon, so that I I could respond to your comment.

[@thomassubpar]

Excellent interview. Very good insight into Prince Philip's philosophy. That is why I like him. The interviewer was so good at getting the best out of the talk.

[@markofsaltburn]

beltunga1 I’m not so sure. Thorough philosophical investigation would bring him face to face with his own obsolescence. The very idea of using his role for the public good is moot unless his own disinvestment is part of the package. The only good, enlightened, honest, morally consistent royal is one who who is prepared to allow his office to die with him. The end of monarchy is inevitable.

[@essessessesq]

@@markofsaltburn One question....WHY? Just because something is OLD, that does not equate with obsolescence, and mandate that it be discarded.Our Anglo-Saxon rights to a fair trial, by a jury of our peers, are quite ancient, and most nations of the world do NOT have such rights.....but i should be very reluctant to give them up, and be like most of the world, bereft of a "fair trial." I'd put the Monarchy in the same category of being "old, but desirable."

[@markofsaltburn]

Jerry Jaye Why do we need someone to defend a faith we no longer have? The legal traditions you describe are tried and tested, God isn’t. In a post-religious world, the idea of royalty is unsustainable.

[@essessessesq]

@@markofsaltburn There are 3 assertions in that comment.....but not a one of them is proven there by any EVIDENCE.....The asserter of a proposition has the Burden of Proof to establish it as a FACT.....Seriously, it is MEANINGLESS to make assertions, and then act as though the mere act of asserting establishes their VALIDITY....Please provide us with conclusive EVIDENCE that establishes those 3 assertions as being demonstrably true.

[@markofsaltburn]

Jerry Jaye what are those three assertions, and what of yours?

[@ThoughtsOnNews]

Was expecting to hate him. Instead, impressed with his words. Thank you ❤️

[@jasonayres]

It's what we've been fed through our 'news feeds'. A snob, detached from the rest of the world, who always tripped over his words. This interview alone shows him as someone completely different. It appears he was weary of the media, the paparazzi, and over time, they seemed to have been looking for a chance to put the boot in.

[@jasonayres]

@Rhys Hoffman Well, you've only been alive for 35 years. The media used to have a field day with Fred Nile stories. The more upset they could find him, the better. Especially at Mardi Gras time.

[@ritahorvath8207]

Why did you expected to hate him ?

[@margalitvanbergen6620]

No 'small talk' here 🌹

[@chocolatejellybean2820]

Ignored this guy all my life, just listened to what mass media said about him, shame.

[@ewakrol7606]

the media are shameless, never say anything good about some people just to stir the pot and sell the papers, money is the king.

[@claudiaherrera2224]

What a wonderful interview, certainly Prince Phillip is a very intelligent man, and one that appreciates the importance of individuality and self discovery. Truly enjoyable.

[@roberttilton7927]

Didn't really know much about The Duke of Edinburgh apart from he was the Queen's husband and he did his duty to her and the country. He appeared to be genial, smart and forward thinking.

[@MrQwerty88]

"Constitutionally I don't exist". "I never thought of it as a role. I mean it's just a way of life. I've just got on with what seems to be the sensible thing to do under the circumstances. I mean I don't visualise myself as playing a part"

[@ds1868]

It is a good point. In terms of the British unwritten constitution there is no defined role for the male Consort of a Queen Regnant. There isn't even a defined role for the heir to the Throne. Effectively they can do whatever they want, but convention persuades them not to. It really is a ridiculous muddle, and unlikely to last as we progress through the 21st century.

[@marilynwoolford-chandler1161]

@@ds1868 actually I think a good deal of pressure was and will be brought to bear So admirable that theyPrinces Philip and Charles found a way through the chaos....as we all must do though the path is clearer for some. The

[@londonlady227]

The late Queen gifted him the title of the Duke of Edinburgh as he could not be King...and he was awarded the surname Mounbatten Windsor so he could give his family a name so to speak.

[@macalacalan1175]

What an incredibly wise, intelligent, erudite, personable, compassionate and down to earth man - and, most of all, with a wonderful sense of humour. The barbs the media relentlessly aimed at him reflected what he so poignantly described as its absence of a sense of humour - spot on. I can only imagine the deep sense of loss being felt by his wife and family and indeed, the Brits as a whole. Seldom do we encounter the likes of him these days.

[@angier644]

Prince Philip was added value to the CROWN. I admire his values, philosophy and his attitude to life. We can all learn something from him. May he rest in peace. Wish people knew him better while he was alive. 👏

[@luzm.m.8646]

A Great Great Fighter in his life. Very sad when he was a child.....terrible period for him without....almost ....family. For me Prince Phillip has been all the time very sensible special person!!!. And...very handsome!!!!

[@joshgleyo]

I reckon that Tobias did a great work on how he speaks.

[@Sidecontrol1234]

Amaizng how down to earth he was, not even 26s in and he's cracking a joke about himself.

[@whitesands7900]

What a beautiful, solid, well rounded man. I call him a gentleman because he deserves it. I feel for his wife’s loss. Xxxx

[@gerardcollins80]

I feel like Prince Phillip could've been a philosopher or a public intellectual in another life.

[@matty6848]

Yes. And very intelligent man.

[@ritahorvath8207]

The more I admire that he chose the second row, serving and supporting the Queen.

[@denymosses6225]

I miss him, he was a great father , grandfather and husband. He will be always in my heart and I will be always reconnaissance to all he have done for us. Rest in peace Prince Philip 1921-2021 I will always love you❤️

[@siswitvision75]

He's very insightful. 👏👍🥰🙏

[@paulmcdonald3011]

RIP HRH Prince Philip. And thankyou for uploading this fascinating interview. He comes across as an extremely intelligent man with some very reasoned views, especially on education. I did find it somewhat amusing though that I dont think he responds in the 100% affirmative to a single question poor Gill Nevill asks him - very Prince Philip! lol

[@Robbo2902]

RIP, Prince Phillip 1921-2021 ❤️

[@priyadarshikanawarathna168]

So honest, straightforward, intelligent , independent and free thinker, of course he did not want to create so called image but just got on with way of life so diligently, gracefully with his own passion and loyalty. At least now we see how great prince Phillip is rather than what the media tried to portrait about him wrongly. May he be with divines and attain supreme Nibbana in a future life. Just feel Queen was queen due to this strong backbone, real royalty, king without a crown. Their children, Politicians and traders never would make such a great human and personality.

[@zerksepraga]

It feels like i want to hear again what he's saying. Such practical ideas on society and politics, and the individual. Any politician can still learn from Prince Philip, and people can learn from his unconventional thinking. It is one working from the monarchy, and yet speaking what reality is really all about.

[@lebedev63]

If only he'd been put in charge of the NHS!!! I could listen to him talk all day. Oh I wish there was more. Such a great man.

[@sylvia1823]

Absolutely love him ♥️

[@neytiriavatar140]

I don’t understand how on earth such a handsome, intelligent and charismatic man, has produced exactly the opposite in his children. The worst nightmare of children, Charles and Andrew

[@boulevard14]

Don't believe everything you hear from the media.

[@dais145]

He may have been a good man but that does not mean he was necessarily a good father. The Queen and Prince Phillip were mostly absent during their children's upbringing and the 2 did not understand their children's needs and problems before it was too late.

[@d3stR0yEr08]

He dote on Princess Anne and prolly she’s the son that he’ll never have.

[@marilynwoolford-chandler1161]

Yes he is intelligent but it is a big bad world type of intelligence ie not disciplined by scrutiny as the privileged of us are educated. What is known by some as "a self-made man". How could you impress such a father? Or even feel loved...probable to fully relax?

[@synthiazeng]

I guess the background of upbringing has strong effects on shaping personalities. Prince Philip did not live long as a crown price but an exiled prince.

[@SymphonicMotion]

He doesn't give a fuck. I love it.

[@tdv901]

gosh , the world really lost an amazing person after his demise. Very few public personalities speak from conviction .

[@theophrastusbombastus1359]

I deply regret the fact it was only after their passing that I am being shown all of these kinds of materials; and regret even more I couldn't have had this insight and admiration for him and Her Majesty whilst they were alive

[@AriZBlade]

Such an intelligent and elequent man. Rest In Peace.

[@matthewstokes1608]

Everything about the man seems solid and decent... I met him once for a longish chat and I have looked up to him since. He spoke genuinely and without any compromise but was rarely extremely rude except to those who, to be frank, deserve chastisement... But mostly it was all in sheer wicked humour, I think - a bit of an act. It's how men once were - proud of their own - and times for our people seem to have changed, at least for those we see on the tv, not for the better. Oh well, whatever... he was and is a colourful character for sure!

[@thomassubpar]

Well done Matthew, I think you summed it up perfectly.

[@busterbiloxi3833]

He's a tosser and a smug piece of shit. A meritless fuck.

[@stephenroche5107]

Matthew Stokes You very very silly silly arse !

[@taniaearle4457]

My Grandparent's stopped him to ask directions. He was on his Horse in Windsor Great Park. Said he was smiling, they only realised who he was afterwards.

[@mscott3918]

@@busterbiloxi3833 Well, I think your comment lets us sum you up perfectly too. Illiterate and with knuckles dragging on the ground.

[@livetwice7702]

He definitely became sharper and grumpier as he aged , he was quite tolerant of inane questions in this interview, in later life Prince Philip was very sharp with stating the obvious

[@souadghazal2533]

more inpatient then grumpier I'd say, with so much stupidity and ignorance all around.

[@adoremus4014]

Prince Philip's diction is delightfully pleasing just like Aldous Huxley.

[@Xxxxxx19-p1c]

He is so normal and sarcastic. He is so hilarious!

[@ewakrol7606]

He is an intelligent man, who was not allowed to make any changes in RF, since Mother Queen wanted Elizabeth to carry everything the same way as before she became the queen. He was modern, they were conservative and archaic. He had no power to change anything, watch documentary about his mother, then you understand where he came from.

[@ciaomuffet]

What an intelligent articulate man. R I P

[@whitesands7900]

I love this family. They support and encourage conservation and support what is best for the world. Xx

[@joshr277]

Wow he was so intelligent, breaks my heart never knew anything about him until recently

[@SSs-ch4ey]

He was a very bright man

[@paulhatcher8450]

I’ve fallen in love with this man God rest his soul

[@annabellebeckwith9283]

Prince Philip, Duke of Edinburgh, possessed something that is in short supply these days -- common sense.

[@kongakau5058]

Like his unassuming character, matter of fact character, sense of humour. Good interview, good interviewer - she has a mind of her own.

[@thestreamoflife1124]

Always admired the Duke ....he had to over come a lot of resistance from the establishment . He did make his mark and had the full support of the Queen ....he'd very intelligent s humanitarian ....quite an extraordinary man ....

[@ErinIsReal]

Pedophile killer cannibal lover, huh. See their recent conviction of 10 kidnapped Kamloops kids they kidnapped in the 60's for a picnic and never returned. Active arrest warrant for multiple murders never enforced! And the last living witness.

[@neduj752]

@@ErinIsReal What is it about the royal family that attracts schizophrenics like you

[@matty6848]

@@ErinIsReal you don’t honestly believe that bullshit do you? Stop watching these silly videos on KZbin.

[@RozitaVideo]

I was never a fan of his until the last couple of years when I took the time to learn about him. He’s great!

[@jeanneah8083]

Yes I think most people don't like him because they don't know anything about him

[@ritahorvath8207]

That is the correct way to become a fan. Learning about a person or a subject. Be curious, stay curious. Without curiousity no empathy.

[@davidlincolnbrooks]

The guy was so laid-back and unassuming.

[@Sameoldfitup]

“Has it ever struck you that life is all memory, except for the one present moment that goes by you so quick you hardly catch it going?”― Tennessee Williams.

[@brandtmccall5184]

He is very authentic and ethical ie. the state is there for individuals not the other way around, he is progressive and liberal like his son, Charles, he isn't interested in a person's work but what they like to do with their spare time like volunteering.

[@essessessesq]

@Hi Philip risked his life in tremendous battles on the high seas, in the royal navy during WW 2....unlike most here....

[@Heresjohny603]

Andrew also risked his life too. He even got shot at and it stopped him sweating. Yes a family full of tragety

[@garyproffitt5941]

Prince Philip was a genius with a long line of ancestry.

[@simonehathaway8114]

He’s made a good point about what people do ‘outside of work’ which is very important and employers should always take notice of...considering this was a long time ago I think it’s very impressive 👍 I’m not a fan or a hater of the royals they are a family with dynamics that any family could have.

[@maryfitzgerald4812]

I like him. Speaks plainly and had a sense of humour.

[@frname7665]

Everyone here is just talking about the Crown but personally i'm a bit shocked at how much Charle's voice is actually straight up his father's voice lol

[@ritahorvath8207]

Yes, indeed. They both have (sadly "had") wonderful voices.

[@moreflowfalls2404]

The Crown guy nailed that accent. I can see Prince Charles, like father like son!!!!!

[@narellecox2028]

What a fine man and Prince. He is such a loss. The Queen chose well. RIP Prince Phillip.

[@BlackAdam2784]

Everything he says makes sense. Not understanding the comments below.

[@shirleyporter5292]

34th RLi

[@mikonnokim9216]

Such a wise man. A deep thinker.

[@pollydickinson4789]

Prince Philip was one of my favourite royals, he was a smart as a whip and so funny with it. He was an enormous aide to our wonderful and much loved Queen and for that very simple reason l love him alone.Do not be fooled by this very handsome and determined man.Thank you for your service after all of these years. RIP you wonderful man.❤

[@pollydickinson4789]

I h

[@lucilledandridge3468]

Watching 'The Crown' during the pandemic peeked my interest in the royal family. Prince Philip died just about the time I finished the last episode. I then consumed every video I could find about the life and love of Princess/Queen Elizabeth II and Prince Philip. He stands out to me as a statement of how Elizabeth was given the vision to choose him as her mate; also even with growing pains getting use to his role, he went on to be such a support to the Queen and a leader of his family and of any endeavor he took on. His love for and support of the Queen is like no other I've seen. This interview and videos of him make me think very highly of Prince Philip as a person, consort and man of integrity, a competitive man, a man with strength of character and with commitment to duty. He made mistakes and was not perfect but overall, you knew where you stood with him. He spoke his mind and most always made sense. He loved his family and the tradition of the monarchy. May he rest in peace.

[@jazminratzlaff5357]

Prince Phillip is such a wise, handsome, intelligent, articulate, eloquent, elegant and charmingly glamorous creature of a gentleman and royal monarch. Great leader alongside Queen Elizabeth II. Love this interview of him, always knew when to crack a grand joke and make fun of himself and the ridiculous scrutinizing media/ paparazzi. Adore listening to his gentle aristocratic like accent, it’s very unique and distinct. 🏴󠁧󠁢󠁥󠁮󠁧󠁿🇬🇧💎👑✨⚜️🥰😍😘🤩🌟🫶🏻😆♥️❤️

[@keepgoing9837]

this man is 63 years old here . wow....

[@leighbennett1961]

why wow?

[@keepgoing9837]

@@leighbennett1961 looks very good for 63

[@mykoniichistorychannel]

And to think he’s still alive and kicking.

[@picknmix5223]

Rest in peace Prince Philip!! you stood by your queen's side for almost 80 years fair play aul boy

[@Marine-qn9wt]

I'm so sad that he died today Me he rest in Piece

[@saeedurrahman2056]

Back then he was 63

[@dominicm255]

back in the 1950s or something. ..no one knows his actual age....some say he's pushing 200 yrs

[@imnotgayyy8489]

@@dominicm255 lol

[@MetaMM]

He says a hundred years ago without realising that one day he'll reach that age, well, almost anyway, just two months away. RIP Prince Philip.

[@adriancook7078]

I always find that anyone who interviews Prince Philip is never up to his common sense and clear intelligence. they always ask him questions wherein are already contained the obvious answer. They keep scratching below the surface to find something glamorous that is so not philip's line.

[@zerksepraga]

I think the Prince seems to have changed his views since he wrote his book, because when asked about this and this particular idea as it appeared in the book, his answer seems to say something more, instead of affirming what he had written that it still is. That's true to his words when he said that whether the book is still relevant for years to come, something like that.

[@izievalo6319]

Such a great, intelligent man!

[@imnotgayyy8489]

A rude sociopath

[@izievalo6319]

@@imnotgayyy8489 no..come on...he is such a sweet honest man

[@niklel4036]

Since his retirement,all hell has broken loose.

[@jakewood281]

yeah he says he has no role to play but his absence has proven that he had a massive role to play. he held the whole thing together, the royal family has lost it's patriarch

[@marilynwoolford-chandler1161]

What do you mean @Nik Lei?

[@sandee3073]

I think Nik Lel is saying that had Philip been in more vibrant health-his old self-in recent years, things would have been handled much differently within the family and how they’ve been portrayed in the media. The Harry/Meghan mess would never have gotten out of control. I think Philip would have counseled Prince Andrew not to do his ill-fated tv interview about the Epstein scandal.

[@momonem2510]

Truly a magnificent man. I wish there are many like him. The world would have been a better place if the majority were like him. May GOD rest him in peace. Dr M Monem.

[@michellereyna8671]

He may be extremely rude and very difficult to deal with at times, but I just love this man🤷‍♀️don’t come at me

[@frname7665]

He wasn't rude he was just very straight forward and slightly sarcastic with his humor.

[@michellereyna8671]

@@frname7665 oh I’m sorry I wasn’t indicating he was rude in this video! I meant like some people think he’s very rude at times. Ik he could be, but I still adore him. He just speaks his mind🤷‍♀️

[@ninascheicher5500]

@@frname7665 He had a Continental humour which does not go down well in Britain.

[@chrish12345]

the Royal who could have made it in the real world...

[@matty6848]

Well he did until he married the Queen. A extremely successful career in the Royal Navy, WW2 veteran and he gave it all away to be a servant of the Crown.

[@imnotgayyy8489]

@@matty6848 forelock tugger!

[@alexandraferdonova5329]

The best Prince in world all my admiration, consideration and love....

[@PreciousHuddle]

@@thegibb14 From where do you know that?

[@thegibb14]

AnnaUser from the fact he consorted with well known peadophilles, your aware of how he’s a serial cheat on the queen, he even bedded princess Margaret. You could check out the documentary unlawful killing, quite eye opening I believe he was an ardent nazi in his youth too though I may be incorrect about that.

[@wolfblitzer1981]

@@thegibb14 dear boy your very ill informed look at proven history and fact check your claims

[@mscott3918]

@@thegibb14 In fact he had to leave school in Germany because he was constantly mocking the Nazis. Like everything in your comment, a totally inaccurate statement. Accusing people of paedophilia now is very fashionable, just as saying everything you don't understand has an Illuminati meaning. You are wrong, so wrong. Try facts rather than what you see on the nonsense channels of KZbin, the cheap media and what you hear from someone who met someone who knows someone who heard something in a pub when they were drunk.

[@williampeterson7044]

@@thegibb14 oh please, those documentaries are made by republicans and anti-elite people and are just a bunch of lies. Stop believing that everyone on the top is evil and start educating yourself.

[@jamesbomd3503]

WOW HE IS A NICE BLOKE, FIRST TIME I HAVE HEARD HIM SPEAK I WAS BROUGHT UP TO THINK HE WAS STUFFY, I WONDER WHY THIS INTERVIEW WAS BURIED BY ITV

[@TMarshConnors]

Fantastic interview.